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Description
The CREALITY CR-Carbon Filament is a PLA-based material reinforced with carbon fibre to produce lighter, stiffer parts with a subdued technical finish. It is useful for jigs, brackets, housings, prototypes and display parts where rigidity and appearance matter more than flexibility.
A practical starting point is around 220 °C at the nozzle and 50–60 °C at the build plate, then tune the settings for your printer and model. CREALITY guidance spans approximately 190–230 °C at the nozzle and up to 60 °C at the build plate. Carbon-fibre-filled filament is abrasive, so use a hardened-steel, ruby-tipped or other wear-resistant nozzle; a 0.6 mm nozzle can also help reduce clogging risk when supported by the printer.
Why you’ll love it
- Stiffer PLA-based parts: Carbon-fibre reinforcement improves rigidity while retaining the familiar handling of a PLA-based material.
- Technical surface finish: Produces a muted, finely textured appearance for functional-looking prints.
- Useful for practical models: Well suited to jigs, brackets, housings and prototypes that do not need to flex.
- Clear print guidance: Starting temperatures and the need for a wear-resistant nozzle are stated before purchase.
- Standard spool format: Supplied as 1.75 mm filament on a 1 kg spool.
Technical specifications
- Manufacturer: CREALITY
- Material: CR-PLA Carbon, PLA-based carbon-fibre-filled filament
- Filament diameter: 1.75 mm
- Net weight: 1 kg
- Suggested nozzle range: Approximately 190–230 °C; start around 220 °C and tune for the printer
- Suggested build-plate range: Up to 60 °C; start around 50–60 °C where appropriate
- Recommended nozzle: Hardened steel, ruby-tipped or another wear-resistant material
- Nozzle size guidance: 0.4 mm can be used where supported; 0.6 mm can reduce clogging risk with filled filament
- Storage: Keep sealed and dry; dry the filament if moisture-related print problems appear